Is there a restaurant in ChicagoLand that serves Possum Meat - is
Possum Meat legal - does it taste good?

(PossumPieGuy) wrote:

>Is there a restaurant in ChicagoLand that serves Possum Meat - is
>Possum Meat legal - does it taste good?

Have you been to www.possumsRus.com


Check with the county extension agent in middle south Georgia.

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> >Is there a restaurant in ChicagoLand that serves Possum Meat - is
> >Possum Meat legal - does it taste good?

> Have you been to www.possumsRus.com
> Check with the county extension agent in middle south Georgia.


URL fails.


Paul...


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> Is there a restaurant in ChicagoLand that serves Possum Meat -
> is Possum Meat legal - does it taste good?

I grew up in New Zealand where possums are a pest and a LOT of people
go out hunting. Folklore said they weren't worth bothering with (tough
and tasteless), and that was so ingrained that I have never met anybody
who's tried to eat one.

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Possum is generally considered a pest in most places. However, they are
edible and not too bad if that's all that's available. Granny used to
cook them - parboiled first with ramps and a little vinegar; then, she'd
put them in a roaster with sweet potatoes, more ramps, and whatever
seasonings she had on hand. Tasted ok the way she made them but not
something I'd cook.

Kacey

bogus address wrote:
>>Is there a restaurant in ChicagoLand that serves Possum Meat -
>>is Possum Meat legal - does it taste good?
>
>
> I grew up in New Zealand where possums are a pest and a LOT of people
> go out hunting. Folklore said they weren't worth bothering with (tough
> and tasteless), and that was so ingrained that I have never met anybody
> who's tried to eat one.
>
> ========> Email to "j-c" at this site; email to "bogus" will bounce <========
> Jack Campin: 11 Third Street, Newtongrange, Midlothian EH22 4PU; 0131 6604760
> <http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/purrhome.html> food intolerance data & recipes,
> Mac logic fonts, Scots traditional music files and CD-ROMs of Scottish music.
>

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> Possum is generally considered a pest in most places. However, they are
> edible and not too bad if that's all that's available. Granny used to
> cook them - parboiled first with ramps and a little vinegar; then, she'd
> put them in a roaster with sweet potatoes, more ramps, and whatever
> seasonings she had on hand. Tasted ok the way she made them but not
> something I'd cook.


What are ramps?


Paul...


> Kacey


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How could you possibly eat "Pogo"?????

"We have met the enemy, and he is us"........Pogo..........by the most
brilliant cartoonist of the century, (in my opinion) Walt Kelly.

If you really think Doonesbury, Kelvin & Hobbes.....etc..... are brilliant &
funny.......Look at the Walt Kelly Books (he also did a Syndicated Cartoon
strip for many years) on EBay & buy one.....most being created in the 50's &
60's....he was truly brilliant, if not genius.

Now.....if you live in Beverly Hills, in a big mansion.....you might have
possum served to you quite often.....




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> Is there a restaurant in ChicagoLand that serves Possum Meat - is
> Possum Meat legal - does it taste good?